By Alton h. Maddox, jr ("Attorney-at-War")
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If the American legal system does not work in a particular case, it is, nonetheless, workable generally. It is only unworkable when a "moron" seeks to make it work or a "Judas goat" misleads the Black sheep. The white media, in addition to the merger of church and state [FBI], are also accomplices.
In confronting American jurisprudence, a lawyer has one of two options. If you are unable to work the system, the system will work you. I gained a reputation for making the system work for descendants of enslaved Africans. The New York Legislature stepped in and said: "Nigger play fair." At that point, most of my critics and many of my supporters ran for the tall grass.
All of my countless and unprecedented achievements in the law were made mostly in spite of Blacks and not with their blessings. For the nearly twenty years that I practiced law in New York, no legal defense fund was ever established for me to represent even one client pro bono and the pro bono cases were countless. I used income designated for my retirement to defend the race.
I have successfully and single-handedly tackled every legal issue that Blacks are facing today. In other words, I was able to work the system. Today, Black hustlers and their ambulance chasers, are allowing, with great financial benefits, the system to work them. Some of the racial hustlers were my clients. Some have now acquired national prominence.
A hypothetical question is permissible in American jurisprudence. What would have happened if key elements of the Black community had not run for the tall grass? The right of legal representation does not belong to any attorney. It belongs to the people. The ability to practice law, on the other hand, is a privilege. If a people refuse to defend their collective right of legal representation, a lawyer is unable to defend his or her privilege to practice law. The privilege to practice law is derivative.
For example, in People v. Al Sharpton, the defendant was facing a 67-count indictment in Manhattan Supreme Court. The waiver of the attorney-client privilege only belongs to a client. NYS Attorney General Robert Abrams bypassed the client and demanded that Sharpton's attorney, Alton H. Maddox, Jr. "spill the beans." This is a violation of hornbook law. Nonetheless, Blacks went for it "hook, line and sinker."
A disciplinary complaint ensued. The New York Legislature, which lacked standing to initiate a disciplinary complaint against Maddox because of the lack of an attorney-client relationship, was the complainant. The demand for a waiver of the attorney-client relationship should have been made on the client. This is reversible error. Sharpton kept quiet and feigned that he was an "innocent bystander."
In war and in peace, there are no "innocent bystanders." Even though Sharpton was or should have been the intended target, Maddox became the victim. Therefore, only the Black community has the standing to complain about the denial of the right of legal representation. Someone in the Black community must have the courage to complain about the absence of legal representation, in New York, which is impossible to exercise on a plantation. The Black community lacks the knowledge and the courage to step up to the plate.
Anyone who is not a slave should know that the imminent outcomes in Eric Garner, Ramsey Orta and Akai Gurley are predictable and certain without exercising the right to intervene. Law is based on legal precedent. In Plessy v. Ferguson, Associate Justice Henry Billings Brown of the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the “separate but equal" doctrine was based on customary law.
These were the same instructions given to the grand jury in St. Louis County, Missouri. They will be repeated in New York. No one has the courage to complain. In fact, New York is giving jury instructions arising out of the slave code. See People v. John White. The Appellate Division: Second Judicial Department has ruled that it is permissible to give a Black defendant a slave instruction in a criminal trial.
The U.S. Justice Department now concurs with Missouri. Blacks are now facing the "shoot-to-kill" doctrine nationwide. Prosecutor Bob McCulloch of St. Louis County announced, after the grand jury decision, regarding the assassination of Michael Brown that Missouri was pursuing states' rights.
In other words, the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Garner v. Tennessee, forbidding the use of deadly force against a "fleeing felon," did not apply to Missouri. U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder has agreed. States' rights also apply to New York and elsewhere
The absence of a civil rights unit in the U.S. Department of Justice is proof that civil rights, in this nation, is defunct. U.S. Attorney Loretta Lynch, as the possible head of the U.S. Justice Department, only means that she is a "red herring." President Barack Obama is now seeking an answer to immigrant rights. Civil rights have fallen off of his agenda. This is bad news for "Negro" citizens and Latino immigrants.
If some of us are the (geniuses) that we say we are, P.O. Darren Wilson should have been indicted, arraigned and already tucked away in a prison cell for assassinating Michael Brown of Ferguson, MO. Jealous and envious Judas goats pose other problems, however. Those of us who are imbued with jealousy and envy are also willing to let the system work against us like it did in slavery. This is the difference between Charles Hamilton Houston and Benjamin Crump and Frederick Douglass and Al Sharpton.
Frederick Douglass’ saying on a protracted struggle:
Those who profess to favor freedom yet deprecate agitation, are men who want crops without plowing up the ground; they want rain without thunder and lightning. They want the ocean without the awful roar of its many waters…. Power concedes nothing without demand. It never did and it never will. Find out just what any people will quietly submit to and you have found out the exact measure of the justice and wrong which will be imposed upon them, and these will continue till they are resisted with either words or blow or with both. The limits of tyrants are prescribed by the endurance of those whom they oppress.
Visit WWW.REINSTATEALTONMADDOX.COM for my political and legal writings.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
For more than two decades, several thousand persons have received my invaluable, writings on politics, law and military science, free of any cost, even though the fixed costs to publish them including research, writing, editing and publishing have exceeded over Twenty-five Hundred Dollars monthly. There is also now a need to upgrade equipment, legal literature and software and to resume the practice of law as the private attorney general without “judicial bullying.” “Freedom is not free.” No one should ride the back of another person. This is an accounting principle.
Make contributions for a free and educational press and for a legal defense fund for the U.S. Supreme Court to redress an odious grievance and provide an emergency, legal defense fund for Tawana Brawley only to:
Friends of Alton Maddox
P.O. Box 35
Bronx, NY 10471
In confronting American jurisprudence, a lawyer has one of two options. If you are unable to work the system, the system will work you. I gained a reputation for making the system work for descendants of enslaved Africans. The New York Legislature stepped in and said: "Nigger play fair." At that point, most of my critics and many of my supporters ran for the tall grass.
All of my countless and unprecedented achievements in the law were made mostly in spite of Blacks and not with their blessings. For the nearly twenty years that I practiced law in New York, no legal defense fund was ever established for me to represent even one client pro bono and the pro bono cases were countless. I used income designated for my retirement to defend the race.
I have successfully and single-handedly tackled every legal issue that Blacks are facing today. In other words, I was able to work the system. Today, Black hustlers and their ambulance chasers, are allowing, with great financial benefits, the system to work them. Some of the racial hustlers were my clients. Some have now acquired national prominence.
A hypothetical question is permissible in American jurisprudence. What would have happened if key elements of the Black community had not run for the tall grass? The right of legal representation does not belong to any attorney. It belongs to the people. The ability to practice law, on the other hand, is a privilege. If a people refuse to defend their collective right of legal representation, a lawyer is unable to defend his or her privilege to practice law. The privilege to practice law is derivative.
For example, in People v. Al Sharpton, the defendant was facing a 67-count indictment in Manhattan Supreme Court. The waiver of the attorney-client privilege only belongs to a client. NYS Attorney General Robert Abrams bypassed the client and demanded that Sharpton's attorney, Alton H. Maddox, Jr. "spill the beans." This is a violation of hornbook law. Nonetheless, Blacks went for it "hook, line and sinker."
A disciplinary complaint ensued. The New York Legislature, which lacked standing to initiate a disciplinary complaint against Maddox because of the lack of an attorney-client relationship, was the complainant. The demand for a waiver of the attorney-client relationship should have been made on the client. This is reversible error. Sharpton kept quiet and feigned that he was an "innocent bystander."
In war and in peace, there are no "innocent bystanders." Even though Sharpton was or should have been the intended target, Maddox became the victim. Therefore, only the Black community has the standing to complain about the denial of the right of legal representation. Someone in the Black community must have the courage to complain about the absence of legal representation, in New York, which is impossible to exercise on a plantation. The Black community lacks the knowledge and the courage to step up to the plate.
Anyone who is not a slave should know that the imminent outcomes in Eric Garner, Ramsey Orta and Akai Gurley are predictable and certain without exercising the right to intervene. Law is based on legal precedent. In Plessy v. Ferguson, Associate Justice Henry Billings Brown of the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the “separate but equal" doctrine was based on customary law.
These were the same instructions given to the grand jury in St. Louis County, Missouri. They will be repeated in New York. No one has the courage to complain. In fact, New York is giving jury instructions arising out of the slave code. See People v. John White. The Appellate Division: Second Judicial Department has ruled that it is permissible to give a Black defendant a slave instruction in a criminal trial.
The U.S. Justice Department now concurs with Missouri. Blacks are now facing the "shoot-to-kill" doctrine nationwide. Prosecutor Bob McCulloch of St. Louis County announced, after the grand jury decision, regarding the assassination of Michael Brown that Missouri was pursuing states' rights.
In other words, the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Garner v. Tennessee, forbidding the use of deadly force against a "fleeing felon," did not apply to Missouri. U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder has agreed. States' rights also apply to New York and elsewhere
The absence of a civil rights unit in the U.S. Department of Justice is proof that civil rights, in this nation, is defunct. U.S. Attorney Loretta Lynch, as the possible head of the U.S. Justice Department, only means that she is a "red herring." President Barack Obama is now seeking an answer to immigrant rights. Civil rights have fallen off of his agenda. This is bad news for "Negro" citizens and Latino immigrants.
If some of us are the (geniuses) that we say we are, P.O. Darren Wilson should have been indicted, arraigned and already tucked away in a prison cell for assassinating Michael Brown of Ferguson, MO. Jealous and envious Judas goats pose other problems, however. Those of us who are imbued with jealousy and envy are also willing to let the system work against us like it did in slavery. This is the difference between Charles Hamilton Houston and Benjamin Crump and Frederick Douglass and Al Sharpton.
Frederick Douglass’ saying on a protracted struggle:
Those who profess to favor freedom yet deprecate agitation, are men who want crops without plowing up the ground; they want rain without thunder and lightning. They want the ocean without the awful roar of its many waters…. Power concedes nothing without demand. It never did and it never will. Find out just what any people will quietly submit to and you have found out the exact measure of the justice and wrong which will be imposed upon them, and these will continue till they are resisted with either words or blow or with both. The limits of tyrants are prescribed by the endurance of those whom they oppress.
Visit WWW.REINSTATEALTONMADDOX.COM for my political and legal writings.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
For more than two decades, several thousand persons have received my invaluable, writings on politics, law and military science, free of any cost, even though the fixed costs to publish them including research, writing, editing and publishing have exceeded over Twenty-five Hundred Dollars monthly. There is also now a need to upgrade equipment, legal literature and software and to resume the practice of law as the private attorney general without “judicial bullying.” “Freedom is not free.” No one should ride the back of another person. This is an accounting principle.
Make contributions for a free and educational press and for a legal defense fund for the U.S. Supreme Court to redress an odious grievance and provide an emergency, legal defense fund for Tawana Brawley only to:
Friends of Alton Maddox
P.O. Box 35
Bronx, NY 10471
https://theblacklist.net/
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BOYCOTT BLACK FRIDAY AND DENY ALL OTHER UNNECESSARY PURCHASES
Since it has become quite clear that American businesses are more concerned about “profit over people” and protecting “things over “the youth”, my family and I are officially declaring a boycott on Black Friday and all other unnecessary purchases promoted by an American economic system designed to exploit and take advantage of poor whites, blacks and other minorities.
The erosion of civil and human rights, the broken American educational system, the school to prison pipeline, the tacit support and approval of police gunning down unarmed black men and the governments lies, deceit and promotion of constant war are no longer acceptable or tolerable by my family.
All of these developments have caused us, as a family, to decide to stop purchasing anything and everything we do not absolutely need. We have also made a conscious decision to patronize black businesses whenever and wherever we can, in an effort to re-build a black economic base that has been historically and systematically destroyed and/or discouraged, as in the case of the 1921 Tulsa Riots.
During that riot, on the part of whites against blacks, an entire prosperous community was destroyed, on the ground and in the air, by the state of Oklahoma. To this day, the state, the city and the nation refuse to acknowledge or compensate the black families and businesses that were destroyed. The whole story is on YouTube. Check it out.
As a family we cannot tell others what to do, but as for me and my household, we will, from this day forward, never buy anything that supports a European holiday, festival or celebration. In addition, we will make every effort to consciously patronize black businesses whenever and wherever we can. We are not anti-white, but are certainly pro-black.
Unless and until America is prepared to level the entire playing field so that black people have the “equal opportunity” as promised, we withdraw our families financial support of the American economic system and work diligently to create our own black economic system. Remember, it was an economic boycott that dismantled apartheid in South Africa. Let’s dismantle apartheid in America. Otherwise, we continue financing our own destruction.
This message will be sent to every solicitation we receive online to make sure that American business gets the message. Black Americans control over $1 Trillion dollars and are white America’s Number 1 trading partner. In other words, we put more money into the American economy that the top 10 trading partners America has. If we stand together and withdraw our financial support, America must decide to either make righteous changes or perish.
The rest is up to you and your families. We have the power. Let’s put up or shut up.
Wes Bernard and Family